what size would fit a nikon prostaff 3-9x40 with an objective of 1.98 inches and an eyepiece of 1.73 inches and is 12.4 inches long?
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As I recall, the large size was the one that I purchased. It likely would fit your scope. The cover does have some stretch to it as well.
44798
The large would easily fit. I have purchased a medium and I believe that I was able to put it on this same scope but it was tight.
587106
I have a 80-400mm Nikon and a Tamron 70-200 mm 2.8 and they both fit, How long is your lens closed all the way?
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I have fitted mine with the Butler Creek L17 for the eyepiece and size 43 for the objective
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I would agree with teotwawki, i have a celestron 127 powerseeker and it is almost too big for it but plenty of room for accessories
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Just measure the outside diameter (OD) of the bottom of the eyepiece barrel. Less than 1" it has a 0.965" (24.5 mm) OD; otherwise, it is an 1.25" (31.75 mm) eyepiece.
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check the scope's spec. sheet it should have the diameters of the lenses on it.
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What are you trying to achieve in your star gazing? Although 12 x 36 IS are helpful, optics that let in more light i.e. bigger diameter front lenses, are necessaary for faint objects. However, if you are hoping to see nebulae, galactic clusters, Messier objects, or galaxies, no binocular is good enough. For that activity you need large and powerful telescopes. My Canon binocs are great for bird watching and boating, or for folks who have difficulty holding anything steady. Remember that if you fall into the trap of high magnification, as the primary concern, any slight movement on your part is magnified by the same amount. My telescopes are 60 x 70 and a large 18 inch dia. Even those, securely mounted, are barely able to capture some of the astronomical wonders I would like to see.
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Pardon my terseness, but the answer to this question is clear from the product description. Only two measurements define a cylinder (length and diameter). The product advertises a 3.5" diameter and telescopes to over 36" in length. If your measurements are accurate - then it fits.
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The Barska scope is 9 & 1/4 inches long not including the lens covers. With the lens covers in place, the scope is 9 & 1/2 inches long.
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I agree with you, measure the Objective Lens and see if they have the size you need, no doubt they will work. Make sure to measure and convert inches to millimeters.
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My Nikon CoolPix fits easily. Size: 4" X 2.5" X 1.25". The length could handle 4.25".
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1.25 inches, it is the diameter. You need an adapter to used it in your telescope or a 0.965 inches eyepiece.
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My Nikon 4-12x40 has a mile of clearance. A 50mm objective should clear as well.
1955809
Sorry I have a Nikon camera and lens and don't know how big big this lens is. So can tell you for sure.
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It can indeed be used--just about any 1.25-inch eyepiece will physically fit, but I presume you're asking about the optics. This will Barlow Shorty will work fine--just be warned that using a 2x barlow will decrease the brightness of the image significantly. For planetary viewing, that won't be an issue, and for photography, also not an issue as you can use longer exposure times. But for viewing nebula or deep sky objects, this wouldn't be an advantage.
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I'm researching the same question. Orion recommends 43"x9"x11" Orion Padded Telescope Case. Did you get the larger case? Does it work for you?
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1/2 inch by 3/8 inch if you mean the glass part of the viewfinder; the part around it is 1.5 inches by about 1 inch